SPED Self-Care Apps



DialSafe Pro


Aimed toward students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, but certainly can be used with students with other needs. This app assists parents with something important, their child’s safety. DialSafe Pro helps children learn how to use a phone & dial important numbers, like 911 & other numbers added by parents. The parent can also add 3 audio answers, so when the child dials the number correctly, they hear who they called answer the phone! (free)


Model Me Going Places 2


A visual tool that builds social skills with 6 sets of narrated photos that demonstrate appropriate & expected behaviors at different locations. It helps in navigating challenging locations in the community: hairdresser, mall, doctor, playground, grocery store & a restaurant. Each location contains a slideshow of children modeling appropriate behavior. (free)


My Video Schedule


100+ photos & videos with step-by-step instructions for scheduled activities & behaviors. You can also add a photo or video of your own to supplement the library. (iPhone - $4.99)


Stewie the Duck Learns to Swim


This iPad/iPod App is a guide to children between ages 2-6 about how to be safe near water. Stewie wants to swim with the big ducks, but his sisters help him learn about water safety rules. Features include – memory game, song, read-to-me, read myself, auto play, & tips for parents. (free)


Toca Kitchen Monsters


It's time for your preschooler to cook & feed their guests, their monster guests. Students can grab food out of the fridge, use kitchen tools like a blender, add salt & pepper, & have fun playing with food. The monsters will even react if they use too much salt or pepper. (free)


Last Updated - May 2014